|
BBR "provides information and community on the subject of high-speed connections to home and office, voice over IP and other emerging communication technologies." Sounds boring, but if you want to know what's going on in broadband technology, this is a good place to find out. They review various broadband providers and, very importantly, have a "tools" section to let you test the speed of your connection: are you getting the speed you're paying for? And how does your speed compare with what other customers in your area are getting? From This is True for 8 July 2007 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Tom Negrino, Dori Smith Amazon Price: $20.00 Customer Review: The book has more a learn by example approach than a basic theory of javascript flavor which you will appreciate if you want to write code right away. I took the book without any previous javascript and a little php previous experience, if you know t...  by Anthony T. Holdener III Amazon Price: $31.49 Customer Review: This was my first experience purchasing products with amazon, I was a little doubtful to buy with a new provider, because I don't buy so much on the Internet and because I live in a country out of the EU,(I live in Mexico), but I could buy and...  by Rebecca M. Riordan Amazon Price: $29.69 Customer Review: The actual content of this book is 50% DHTML, 30% application design, and 20% AJAX. And by AJAX, I mean, something that actually involves asynchonous (or synchronous) communication with the server. It could be entitled "Head First DHTML with Ajax." ...  by Magnus Olsson, Shabnam Sultana, Stefan Rommer, Lars Frid, Catherine Mulligan Amazon Price: $100.00 Customer Review: The primary reason i like this book is that it provides a condensed view of the 3gpp specifications in areas starting from LTE basics(session and mobility management) to QOS, Security and even a neat chapter on DNS Selection functions tucked in. Whe...  by Loren Abdulezer, Susan Abdulezer, Howard Dammond Amazon Price: $19.43 Customer Review: I was interested in Skype only for video conferencing on a Macintosh computer, in order to connect with a Windows machine across the state. It all worked just as the book said it would, so I was quite pleased with it. I did not investig... Newsfeed display by CaRP |
About the Site
About This is True About the Authors Subscribe Free to This is True and see the Sites when they're issued!
Prev: MPG-o-Matic Next: Stop, You're Killing Me! | |